2023-10-22 06:00:00
From the British punk craft beer brand “BREWDOG”, the new lineup “NEON DREAM”, which has a reputation for being easy to drink even for beginners, has arrived in Japan for the first time. The alcohol content is 4.5%, which is relatively low among the brands. It has a mellow and elegant flavor that combines tropical fruits such as pineapple, mango, and passion fruit with a hint of wheat, and is characterized by a style that even entry-level users can easily drink. ©BREWDOG “NEON DREAM” has been released seasonally in Europe. This fall, it will finally be rolled out in Japan, but from October 17th (Tuesday) this week, around 220 AEON, AEON Style, and AEON Liquor stores in the Honshu and Shikoku areas will have pre-sales in limited quantities. seems to have started. How regarding making your long autumn nights even more enjoyable with a wheat-flavored beer that has a pleasant texture and is easy for beginners to drink? “BREWDOG “NEON DREAM””[Style]Tropical Wheat[Capacity]330ml[Alc.]4.5%[Reference retail price]438 yen (tax included)[Brand site]image: © BREWDOG
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October 22, 2023
Christoph Eder knows a lot about flags: he owns the 1st Austrian flag factory
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
2023-10-22 05:00:00
With a smile, Christoph Eder acknowledges what happens every year at this time. As if October 26th suddenly came as a surprise, urgent requests for the red-white-red national flag increased in the two weeks beforehand. “We always have those in stock, as well as the European flag, the federal state flag – and the black mourning flag, because things have to move quickly,” says the 36-year-old, who won the 1st division ten years ago.
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???? The mystery of incoherent emissions from a super-Earth finally solved?
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
2023-10-22 06:00:08
The rocky exoplanet 55 Cancri e, one of the first “super-Earths” discovered, has always been a mystery to astronomers. Its inconsistent light emissions might finally have an explanation.
This illustration shows a possible scenario for 55 Cancri e, a hot and rocky exoplanet almost twice as wide as Earth. Data from the Spitzer Space Telescope is the largest infrared telescope launched by NASA. These… ) from NASA show that the planet (A planet is a celestial body orbiting around the Sun or another star…) experiences variations in temperature (Temperature is a physical quantity measured using a thermometer and…) extremes.
Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech
Located regarding 40 light years from Earth, 55 Cancri e is eight times more massive than our planet. It is very close to its star, less than 2% of the distance between the Earth and the Sun, completing a complete orbit. in just 17 hours. These extreme conditions make its observation difficult.
The recent study suggests that volcanoes on this hot planet regularly emit gases that form an atmosphere. However, this atmosphere quickly dissipates, leaving the planet “bald” until the next eruption.
The most enigmatic phenomenon concerns the exoplanet’s transit signal. Sometimes no visible light signal is emitted from the planet, while other times the signal is strong. In infrared (Infrared radiation (IR) is electromagnetic radiation of a wavelength…), the signal is always present but varies in intensity. According to the researchers, this behavior might be explained by the instability of the atmosphere of 55 Cancri e. When the atmosphere disappears, only the infrared signal from the hot surface is detected.
To validate this hypothesis, the James Webb space telescope might measure the pressure and temperature of the exoplanet’s atmosphere, thus making it possible to check whether an atmosphere is constantly present or not.
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Possible Armed Man Reported on Tram 7 in Brussels: Investigation Ongoing
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
2023-10-20 09:25:00
Passengers on tram 7 in Brussels reported a potentially armed man in Brussels on Thursday morning. However, when the police arrived on site, the suspect had already disappeared, indicates the Stib, confirming information from Sudinfo.
“Several passengers saw an armed man, according to them, on tram 7 around 8:30 a.m. this morning“, declared the spokesperson for the Stib. “This happened at the Georges Henri premetro station. We immediately notified the police who arrived on the scene, near the George Henri stop. But in the meantime, the man had already come down. The police then questioned the witnesses. Images from surveillance cameras of the tram and the premetro station were handed over to the police. And tram traffic was interrupted for regarding half an hour“, he punctuates.
“At 8:28 a.m., a suspicious person was reported on tram 7 in Woluwe-Saint-Lambert, near the George Henri stop, Place Montgomery“, confirms a spokesperson for the federal police. “A man reportedly got off at the Diamant stop in Schaerbeek. The police are doing everything they can to find him“. Sources close to the investigation report, however, that viewing the images recorded by surveillance cameras does not show anything alarming at first glance.
“After events like the one we experienced on Monday (terrorist attack in Brussels, Editor’s note), and when there is a call for increased vigilance, it is not abnormal that we receive more reports“, underlines the federal police. “Every call is taken seriously and investigated, but this does not necessarily mean there is danger or any threat, every time..”
Contacted this Friday, the Brussels public prosecutor’s office confirmed that the investigation is continuing in order to identify the suspect.
Editorial with Belga – Photo: Belga / Laurie Dieffembacq
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